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Enos James & Co English Side by Side Shotgun Vintage 12 ga

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Enos James & Co English Side by Side Shotgun Vintage 12 ga
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Enos James & Co English Side by Side Shotgun Vintage 12 ga

Manufactured in Birmingham, England, Enos James & Co. (ca. 1880–1910) produced stout, utilitarian
12 ga models frequently featuring 30 inch Damascus laminated steel barrels, external hammers, and
side-lever releases.
These Vintage Shotguns are highly valued as historic collectibles rather than modern shooters.

This particular model is in exceptional condition considering its age.

This is an 1870's vintage Double Barrel Shotgun from what we can tell the proof marks indicate .
Made by E. James of Birmingham, England, its a side lever with Back Action Locks and Damascus
Barrels. Forend that is nicely checkered along with the wrist. James name on both lockplates and
top of barrel with street address.
12 Gauge. 30 Inch Nitro Proof Barrels are Birmingham proofed and have many stamps as shown in
picture. Proofs indicate manufacture between 1904-1925.

Both bores are still fairly bright overall with no pitting...Fine Plus Overall. Barrels still show much of
their original twist and browning. Unit is tight on face and is chambered for 2 3/4 inch shells
Action retains 40% original case colors. Locks up tight and has a solid Scott type lockup.

Stock and Forend is Very Good Plus English Walnut, sharp checkering, and a few smal wear marks
and some small scratches and dents - No cracks.
Front of forearm is tipped with Ebony. Silver escutcheon (shield) located on belly of stock.
Iron mountings with plain engraving to locks and receiver..
Nice example of a English shotgun with matching serial numbers on barrels and receiver.